thread bolts 3d models

Threaded bolt

2" Fine Thread Bolt

... earlier version of the wrench, 20 mm high, takes a long time to print. 47_5mm_6sided.STL - A hex-wrench for traditionalist, as of now it WON'T WORK with the "Large Threaded Bolt and Nut by bbuonomo"-thing since it was 8-sided last time I saw it :)

Square-threaded bolt

This is a simple hexagonal threaded bolt.

ITS A NON THREADED BOLT FOR INSTANT CLAMPING...BY CREO

This type of bolts and this type of Threading is usually used in fastening as it causes a good friction between the bolt and the nut to prevent it from sliding.

Doors that use bi-directional threads. ...Can demonstrate uses of bi-directional threads. ...

This type of bolt is used for different mechanical purposes. ...I have made the model by Solidworks19

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Double threaded bolt, takes left and right threaded nuts (included). M42, thread has 10 starts of 45mm pitch. ... Just for for, obviously it's not very structural :)

This geocache is a double threaded bolt with accompanying clockwise and anti-clockwise nuts. There is a slot to allow a 13.8mm 'slim' bison tube to be placed inside. The _NoSlot model doesn't have a slot but has a cavity with an internal diameter...

Especially the threaded bolt has been iterated a few times. It is now printed horizontally in order to use the maximum material strength. 28 g of material are used with 100% infill. No supports required for printing. I have printed the test article...

1 bolt with 2 threads that work in opposite directions. This way the nut with the right- and left hand thread wil screw on. This design may look a little more traditional than the usual ones u may find on this platform. This is due to the low...

This is a bolt with visible threads.

A simple design of bolt from a nut-bolt combination.

It is a model of bolt..

Printing practice piece with Fluorinar-C™ Kynar® PVDF filament. ... Knob design uses a 0.25 inch coarse threaded bolt and matching hex nut to lock the two parts together.

Printing practice piece with Fluorinar-C™ Kynar® PVDF filament. ... Knob design uses a 0.25 inch coarse threaded bolt and matching hex nut to lock the two parts together.

This is a clamp for the thread bolt of a Filament spool. It replaces two nuts that are Counter locked. It is easier to Change to small spools with this clamp. ... The size is M8.

This is a model of a left handed thread bolt and nut. ...The reversed threads mean this bolt turns “right”(clockwise) to loosen, and “left”(counterclockwise) to tighten, the opposite behavior to standard right handed bolts.  Print...

[Go to this design's GitHub page for a full description and updates.](https://github.com/DrLex0/print3d-reversing-thread-bolt)** This is a remix of gvera's Two way screw ([Thingiverse thing:4690959](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4690959)) and...

a unique pen in the form of a threaded bolt

Sample threaded bolt and nut print test. 1.6mm pitch .2mm layer height. ...Printed on a Makerbot Rep2.

This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. ...Native format is .skp 3dsmax scene is 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 The steps to make a visually threaded bolt. ...

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V thread basic Whitworth

A fun and educational bolt/nut experiment I've been thinking about for a long time but never manage to build, until I got a 3D printer :) This bolt has both left hand and right hand thread on same bolt. It's not divided in the middle, both threads...

The bolt has two threads, in opposite directions. ...Each nut matches one of them.Modeled with Solidworks 2016.Rendered with Simlab Composer 8 Mechanical Edition.Frames edited with Virtualdub and saved as AVI/X264 and BMP.Video remuxed to MP4 with...

In this double-threaded screw, the built-in nuts (print-in-place) have opposite directions of rotation. You will never lose the nuts... ... :-)